Bill would allow third-party delivery of alcohol to Oklahomans

Oklahoma Voice
Mar 9, 2025
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OKLAHOMA CITY – A bill moving through the Legislature would allow Uber, DoorDash and other third parties to deliver alcohol to their customers for the first time. It is among a number of bills filed in recent years to modernize the state’s liquor laws.

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Bill would allow third-party delivery of alcohol to Oklahomans

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